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Working Conditions Then and Now

1/10/2014. Working Conditions Then and Now. A Visual Gallery Walk Answer questions 1 and 2. A loom is what makes the sound you heard as you walked into the classroom.

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Working Conditions Then and Now

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  1. 1/10/2014 Working Conditions Then and Now A Visual Gallery Walk Answer questions 1 and 2

  2. A loom is what makes the sound you heard as you walked into the classroom.

  3. “She’ll never come back, Lyddie thought sadly as she watched the buggy disappear… She’ll never be strong enough again to work in a mill thirteen, fourteen hours a day. When I’m ready to go myself, she thought, maybe I could sign that cussed petition. Not for me. I don’t need it, but for Betsy and the others. It ain’t right for this place to suck the strength of their youth, then cast them off like dry husks to the wind” (113).

  4. “Today, thousands of farmworkers live under savage conditions, beneath tress and amid garbage and human excrement near tomato fields in San Diego County; tomato fields which use the most modern farm technology. Vicious rats gnaw at them as they sleep. They walk miles to buy food at inflated prices, and they carry in water from irrigation ditches.”

  5. “On a regular work day there was no leisure time except the less than three hours between supper and curfew” (57).

  6. “The pulse of the factory boomed through the massive brick wall, and she could feel the vibrations of the machinery as they made their way up the shadowy wooden staircase, which clung for dear life to the side of the building” (61).

  7. “Creation! What a noise! Clatter and clack, great shuddering moans, groans, creaks, and rattles. The shrieks and whistles of huge leather belts on wheels” (62).

  8. “She could hardly see anything in the morning gloom of the huge, barnlike room, the very air a soup of dust and lint” (63).

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